Wet the pads
Water is circulated from the tank to saturate the evaporative cooling pads.
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publishedEvaporative Air Cooler for Garages RTF-25 Series
RTF-25C evaporative air cooler for garages and service workshops. Confirm airflow, water service and the relief or exhaust path.
SeriesProduct record
ModelRTF-25C
CategoryEvaporative Air Coolers
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Product overview
Specification snapshot
MPN / modelRTF-25C
Airflow25,000
Rated power1.5
Voltage220/50~380/50
Product record
Technical specifications
| MPN | RTF-25C |
|---|---|
| SKU | RTF25C001 |
| Voltage/Freq (V/Hz) | 220/50~380/50 |
| Max Air Flow(CMH) | 25,000 |
| Working Current(A) | 6.8/3.7 |
| Power (Kw) | 1.5 |
| Physical Size(MM) | 1,120*1,120*1,255 |
| Air Outlet Size(MM) | 670*670 |
| Weight | 79 |
| Water Tank Capacity(L) | 25 |
| Water Consumption(L/H) | 75 |
| Applicable Area(M²) | 150~200 |
Product context
About Evaporative Air Cooler for Garages RTF-25 Series
Evaporative Air Cooler for Garages RTF-25 Series is a high-volume evaporative cooling solution for garages, workshops and service areas that need affordable spot cooling. It uses wetted cooling pads and a high-volume fan to move filtered fresh air while keeping operating energy lower than conventional comfort cooling.
25,000 airflowFresh-air evaporative cooling150~200 application area
Operating principle
How it works
Draw in hot air
The fan or blower pulls hot outdoor air through the wet pads.
Deliver cooled air
Heat is absorbed through evaporation before filtered air reaches the occupied space.
Built for industrial use
Engineering features
High-volume fresh air
Continuous outdoor air movement helps reduce heat in open or semi-open facilities.
Efficient cooling pads
Even wetting supports stable evaporation, filtration and cooling performance.
Durable construction
Corrosion-resistant housing and reinforced components support long service life.
Simple controls
Timer, temperature and optional humidity controls make daily operation easier.
Selection data
Performance profile
- Airflow
- 25,000
- Rated power
- 1.5
- Application area
- 150~200
- Water consumption
- 75
Before specifying
Operating notes
Cooling performance depends on entering air temperature, relative humidity and ventilation. The system performs best where cooled fresh air can move continuously through the space.
Service routine
Maintenance checklist
Before seasonal shutdownTurn off the water supply, empty and clean the tank, and dry the cooling pads.
During extended storageDrain circulating water and check the tank, pads and housing for scale, algae or corrosion.
Facility planning
Recommended applications
Garage Cooling Application Details
Review how this model fits garage bays, workshops and service areas.
RTF-25 Series evaporative cooler for garages and workshops
The RTF-25 Series is an evaporative air-cooling option for ventilated garages, service bays and workshops. Confirm the selected model, climate, water supply, drainage and exhaust path before specifying.
Operating principle
Water circulates through wetted cooling pads while a fan draws outdoor air through the media. Evaporative cooling performance depends on entering temperature, relative humidity, airflow and the installation layout.
Facility boundaries
Use the cooler where a clear fresh-air path is available. It does not control vehicle exhaust, welding fumes, dust, vapors or other process hazards; those require dedicated exhaust or source capture.
Selection and maintenance
Confirm airflow units, electrical configuration, required air changes, relief or exhaust openings and operating conditions with engineering. Isolate power and water before service, clean the tank and pads, drain the system for storage, and inspect the pump, fan guard, housing and water distribution.
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Facility planning
Recommended applications
Industrial Evaporative Air Cooler FAQs
What is an industrial evaporative air cooler?
An industrial evaporative air cooler uses water evaporation through wetted cooling media to cool incoming outdoor air, then supplies that filtered air into a large facility. It is designed for fresh-air ventilation and positive-pressure cooling rather than recirculating indoor air.
What does evaporative cooler venting require?
Evaporative cooler venting needs a clear path for outdoor air to enter through the wet media, cooled air to reach the occupied area, and warm or humid indoor air to leave through relief openings, exhaust fans, doors, louvers, or another designed route. A sealed room can restrict airflow and reduce the suitability of the system.
Should an evaporative cooler have an exhaust fan?
An exhaust fan may be part of the venting plan when the building needs controlled air removal or when openings alone cannot provide the required air path. The fan, inlet openings, discharge direction and controls should be sized together for the building and operating conditions.
Where are industrial evaporative air coolers used?
They are used in factories, workshops, warehouses, loading areas, and other large, ventilated facilities where continuous fresh-air movement and heat relief are required.
What airflow capacities are available?
The RTFANS industrial evaporative air cooler category includes configurations from 20,000 CMH to 60,000 CMH. Final unit selection depends on the facility dimensions, climate, required airflow, discharge arrangement, and project layout.
What information is needed for an air cooler recommendation?
Share the facility location, floor area, ceiling height, heat sources, operating schedule, available electrical supply, water conditions, and preferred wall or rooftop installation. These inputs allow the cooling and ventilation configuration to be reviewed before quotation.
Engineering selection support
Confirm whether Evaporative Air Cooler for Garages RTF-25 Series fits your facility
Share floor area, clear height, roof structure, and operating conditions for a project-specific recommendation.